Chapter 2: The day after I quit the entertainment industry, I reported the actor's assistant for murder and hiding...
After the entry #桑柒柒被安全卫赶# dominated the Weibo hot search list, a new entry related to Sang Qiqi emerged again, replacing it and writing a new hot search myth.
When Zhong Jie found Sang Qiqi's name on the envelope containing paper money for the dead, he was furious.
The momentary panic and guilt brought by the ghost money were replaced by new emotions. With the tacit consent of Wang Hao and Qiao Tianyi, he took photos of the envelope and the ghost money without hesitation and posted them on his Weibo.
Assistant Zhong Jie V: "I say, some female celebrities really shouldn't be too outrageous. They showed up uninvited last night, and after I had security escort them out, they're holding a grudge? Big sis, get this straight. You somehow got the location of our Brother Qiao's celebration party and snuck in! Calling you a stalker isn't an exaggeration. How can you still hold a grudge against me?" [Photo]
Zhong Jie's Weibo account certifies his identity as Qiao Tianyi's assistant. He occasionally posts some snippets of Qiao Tianyi's daily life on Weibo, so he has quite a few fans.
As soon as this Weibo post was published, it immediately attracted many fans. When they saw the text and photo content, the fans were stunned at first, and then they were furious.
Is she crazy?
[Oh my god, how did she come up with the idea of sending ghost money to a male celebrity's assistant?]
[I sincerely suggest that she go see a doctor if she's mentally unstable!!! What kind of psychopath is this?!]
[Can you guys in the entertainment industry also have a minimum score for admission? How come just about anyone can become a star...]
[Hasn't the authorities banned Sang Qiqi yet? Her behavior will really lead many children astray, right?]
[Wait, I'll scold her for you!]
[Ajie, don’t be sad. I’ll give you a small red envelope to cheer you up.]
Zhong Jie held onto his phone for ten minutes. Seeing his fans, initially sympathetic to him, then rush to attack Sang Qiqi's account, his anger subsided slightly, but he still felt unhappy. He thought about it and decided to contact a few marketing accounts with good relationships with his studio, ready to make a big deal about this matter.
When Qiao Tianyi learned about this, he didn't even bat an eyelid. Wang Hao, however, said a few more words: "Let the marketing accounts and the internet trolls divert the fire to Tianyi. This is a good opportunity to bully the fans. Once the movie is out of theaters, it will be a good opportunity to separate from Yan Yi."
Zhong Jie nodded repeatedly: "I understand."
So, when the marketing account reposted Zhong Jie’s Weibo, it specifically included the tag #If your idol received ghost money#.
As soon as this tag came out, everyone, regardless of whether they were fans of Qiao Tianyi or not, joined in this crazy discussion.
Sang Qiqi's Weibo comments were blasted again.
[Sister, you are really hard to judge]
[You can survive without paying, please know]
[Big sister, did you join the circle just to throw yourself at men? If you leave our Brother Qiao, you won't be able to walk independently? I beg you to be a human being and stay away from my Brother Qiao, okay?]
[I can’t imagine what would happen if a female celebrity also targeted my brother, and because she couldn’t get close to him, she resented him and sent him ghost money... Help me, just thinking about it makes me feel pity for Qiao Tianyi]
[Aren't the people being sent ghost money these days working people? Why are you sympathizing with a male celebrity who earns 2.08 million yuan a day?]
[Watch out for those above, our Qiao Ge is an actor, a recent winner of the Golden Crane Award for Best Actor/smile]
[Support the ban on Sang Qiqi!]
Sang Qiqi was lying on the sofa, eating the boiled eggs cooked by the water ghost Qu Shen, and leisurely watched the whole quarrel. Then, in Qu Shen's eyes which were shocked to the point that his pupils were shaking, she forwarded Zhong Jie's Weibo and attached a cute smiley face.
Taunt to the max.
Regardless of whether Zhong Jie and the fans on the other end of the line would be furious, she calmly changed the password of her Weibo account, closed her laptop, turned to Qu Shen and said, "I'm going to go buy a phone first, and I'll check on the kid for you when I come back."
Her cell phone fell into the Yujiang River yesterday.
"Okay, thank you." Qu Shen nodded obediently, the algae swaying. As he watched Sang Qiqi pat her clothes and push the door open to leave, he couldn't help but say, "Don't you need to wear a mask to disguise yourself? I don't think it's safe for you to go out like this."
His words were quite tactful, but what he was actually thinking was that judging from Sang Qiqi's recent behavior, she would probably be put in a sack and beaten if she walked on the street.
Sang Qiqi touched her smooth, tender face, rejecting the idea. If anyone dared to put her in a sack, she'd turn around and bring her underworld minions to cause trouble in their dreams. However, for the sake of efficiency, she resigned herself to the water ghost's advice.
After leaving the apartment, Sang Qiqi walked to a nearby mobile phone store and applied for a new SIM card.
Holding her new phone, she walked into the Fuping District Public Security Bureau. Meeting the surprised gazes of two police officers, Sang Qiqi opened her mouth and delivered a decisive blow: "Hello, I'm reporting Zhong Jie, the assistant of Movie Star Qiao Tianyi, for murder and hiding a body."
police:"……?"
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Inside the reception room.
The young female police officer, who looked only about 23 or 24 years old, looked over Sang Qiqi's ID card several times, then looked at her face beneath the mask several more times, confirming for the third time: "Are you sure you want to report Zhong Jie for murder and hiding a body?"
After a pause, he added, "I heard you sent ghost money to Zhong Jie? The mere act of sending ghost money is problematic. Although it may not fall under the standard of detention or fine, if the murder and hiding of the body is not true, then it constitutes defamation. If he wants to sue you, he will definitely be caught."
The male officer next to him added, "Making a false report will result in detention for a maximum of five days but a maximum of ten days, and a fine of 500 yuan."
Sang Qiqi: "I am responsible for everything I said. If I slander Zhong Jie, you can detain me at any time."
Just as she finished speaking, there was a knock on the reception room door. Then a young man in uniform walked up to the female officer and whispered in her ear, "The boss checked her information and she doesn't have any mental illness."
Sang Qiqi: “…”
The sound could be louder.
The female police officer coughed lightly and nodded at Sang Qiqi: "Okay, we got it. We will contact the person in charge in the corresponding jurisdiction. Please leave your phone number so that we can contact each other when the time comes."
Sang Qiqi gave the phone number but didn't leave. Instead, she asked about something else: "Officer, on the night of July 16th last year, did anyone call the police to report that a child fell into the Yujiang River?"
The child fell into the Yujiang River?
The three young policemen present looked at each other, with the same confusion in their eyes.
"No?" The younger male officer answered uncertainly, scratching his head and looking at the female officer. "Sister Chen, did we go out for a barbecue that night? I remember Brother Liu was about to be transferred, so he treated us and Xiao Xiao got drunk."
Xiao Xiao nodded repeatedly: "Yes, yes, I remember now. It was my girlfriend who came to the barbecue stall to pick me up that day."
The female officer known as Sister Chen shook her head at Sang Qiqi. "If it happened that night, there would have been no report. We didn't hear anything about it the next day."
"Then I'm reporting a case. I have a friend named Qu Shen, Qu as in Qu Yuan, Shen as in deep sea. He used to live in the Chuan Gao Residential Area in Fuping District. He was 23 years old and disappeared near the Yujiang River. The specific location should be the section of Liao Street in the north of the Yujiang River. He disappeared on the night of July 16th last year."
Xiao Xiao and the other two: "..."
After watching Sang Qiqi leave, the three of them exchanged blank stares. After a long pause, Xiao Xiao finally blurted out, "Why does Sang Qiqi seem so mysterious? Also, is she really not kidding us when she filed a real-name report and reported the case?"
Chen Xin frowned and looked out the window from her angle. She happened to see Sang Qiqi's back as she left the Public Security Bureau gate.
"Boss, should I contact Zhong Jie? You two go and rest first. I'll look for information on that boy named Qu Shen. If he disappeared last July, there should be a police report."
"OK."
Chen Xin handed the documents in his hand to Xiao Xiao and turned to go to the archives room.
This search actually led her to find Qu Shen's file. Chen Xin opened the file and read it carefully several times, her expression changing.
The report, as shown in the file, was filed on August 5th. The complainant was Jiang Jiamu, who claimed to be Qu Shen's online friend. The two met through gaming and added each other on WeChat, occasionally communicating. At the beginning of August last year, Jiang Jiamu had a vacation and, as usual, messaged Qu Shen, inviting him to play 800 rounds on Summoner's Rift, but received no reply.
The contact was at night, so Jiang Jiamu thought Qu Shen was asleep and didn't think much about it.
He didn't get a reply from Qu Shen the next day, or the day after. Feeling strange, he called his WeChat number, but it didn't go through. Thinking that Qu Shen lived alone and was a total otaku with few friends, Jiang Jiamu wondered if something had happened to him at home and no one would know. So he called the police.
When the police arrived at the Sichuan High School Community, they did not see Qu Shen.
The Sichuan High School Community is an old community with no surveillance cameras around. The police searched for several days but were unable to find any trace of the other party.
But now—
Sang Qiqi claimed that Qu Shen's disappearance date was actually July 16th, twenty days before the report was filed on August 5th. Twenty days is enough time for surveillance footage to cover everything. Therefore, if Sang Qiqi's words are to be believed, then the reason for not being able to find Qu Shen on the surveillance footage is valid.
Chen Xin clutched the thin file bag and rushed out the door without hesitation, shouting, "Boss, there's a big problem!"
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